Experience

Adam Hassan is a litigator who represents contractors, subcontractors, and developers in complex, multi-party construction defect litigation.

In law school, Adam was a member of the Technological Innovation: Generating Economic Results (“TI:GER”) program where he worked with the United States Department of Energy’s National Labs to transform highly promising research or early-stage technology into economically viable products. In collaboration with the Department of Energy's National Labs, he worked with scientists at the Labs to evaluate the commercial prospects for the technology. He used market and industry analysis, along with legal research, to develop a robust licensing strategy.

Adam served as a Constitutional Law research assistant for Emory Law Professor Darren L. Hutchinson and an intern for the Honorable Judge Coy J. Johnson, Jr., Juvenile Court Judge for Fulton County, Georgia.

Distinctions, Appointments & Memberships

Florida Bar Association

Hillsborough County Bar Association

Admitted to Practice

Florida Bar

Education

Emory University School of Law, J.D., 2026

New College of Florida, B.A. (Quantitative Economics and Finance), 2023